Every man is one choice away from stupid. Jim Ramos, bestselling author and host of the #1 Christian men's podcast Men in the Arena, sits down with Jeremy Stalnecker to talk about the guardrails every man needs to protect his marriage, why Gen Z men are filling churches in record numbers, and what it looks like when Christian leaders fall.

Jim shares a story about the time the Holy Spirit quoted John Wayne to him in the middle of a counseling session and the lesson that came out of it changed the way he approaches every relationship in his life. He also reveals what's happening on college football fields across the country: 90 athletes praying in the end zone before games, teammates baptizing each other on the 15-yard line, and a generation of young men who are hungry for something real.

Jim's new book "Guardrails: 10 Boundaries for an Unbreakable Marriage" releases April 7. https://a.co/d/082Q1M7V

The March or Die Show gives you the perspectives and principles you need to march when it would be easier to stay where you are and die. 

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Spiritual warfare is real and the armor of God is how you fight back. Most people see the battles in their life — marriage, finances, health, addiction — but they never recognize the spiritual battle behind it all. In this episode of the March or Die Podcast, host Sean Kennard sits down with Pastor Dave Edwards to explain what the Bible says about spiritual warfare, why your suffering is NOT coming from God, and how to put on the full armor of God (Ephesians 6) to fight the enemy you can't see.

Dave Edwards has spent 25+ years as a traveling Bible teacher, authored 35 books, and now leads Church Project as a pastor. Together, Sean and Dave break down the spiritual warfare scriptures — Ephesians 6, Matthew 12, Daniel 10, and the book of Job — to reveal how the kingdom of light is at war with the kingdom of darkness, and your role in the spiritual battle. If you've been praying and wondering why God allows suffering, this episode will change the way you pray, fight, and believe.

Whether you're a first responder, veteran, or believer going through a spiritual attack — this conversation will shift your perspective from fighting FOR victory to fighting FROM victory.

🔥 IN THIS EPISODE:
- What does the Bible say about spiritual warfare? It's real, not metaphorical
- Why does God allow suffering? He doesn't. Jesus came to oppose it
- Is this spiritual warfare or just my own bad decisions? How to tell the difference
- The armor of God explained  Ephesians 6 broken down piece by piece
- How to pray spiritual warfare prayers with authority (not "if it be your will")
- Spiritual attack: How the kingdom of darkness is organized against you
- Jesus vs. the enemy 4 rounds (Desert → Ministry → Cross → Resurrection)
- The book of Job explained what it ACTUALLY means (and what it doesn't)
- Daniel 10:13 Why your prayers aren't answered immediately
- The power of community, brotherhood, and deliverance prayer
- Fighting FROM victory, not FOR victory

📖 KEY SCRIPTURES:
- Ephesians 6:12-18 (Armor of God / Spiritual Warfare)
- Matthew 12:25-29 (Kingdom of Light vs. Kingdom of Darkness)
- Daniel 10:13 (Why Prayers Get Delayed)
- Colossians 2:15 (Jesus Defeated the Enemy on the Cross)
- 1 John 3:8 (Jesus Came to Destroy the Works of the Devil)

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When war dominates the headlines, parents are left asking an important question: How do we talk to our kids about it? In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker shares practical and biblical principles for guiding young people through confusing and frightening global events.

Drawing from his experience as a Marine who lived through the wars following 9/11, Jeremy explains why moments of global conflict can become powerful opportunities for parents to teach their children about courage, faith, and moral clarity. Rather than avoiding difficult conversations, parents can use them to help their kids understand fear, the reality of evil in the world, and the responsibility we have to stand for what is right.

This conversation explores how parents can alleviate fear, explain why conflict exists, and demonstrate a faith-filled response when the world seems chaotic. Jeremy also discusses the importance of teaching children the difference between necessary and unnecessary violence, why standing against evil matters, and how faith in God provides stability even in uncertain times.

Ultimately, the goal is not just to help kids understand today’s headlines, but to prepare them for the battles they will face in their own lives. If you are raising the next generation in a confusing world, this episode will help you equip them with truth, courage, and faith.

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What happens when the war goes on without you?

Retired Army Master Sergeant Marcus McClain shares his journey from rural Indiana to multiple combat deployments, being wounded in Afghanistan, and facing the unexpected identity crisis that followed leaving the military. For nearly twenty years, he was “Sergeant Mac.” His purpose was clear. His mission mattered. His tempo was relentless. But when he found himself in a hospital bed in Germany realizing the war was continuing without him, something shifted.

In this conversation, Marcus opens up about the dangerous trap of tying your identity to a title, rank, or profession. He shares the struggle of transitioning out of the Army at 38 years old and discovering he didn’t know who he was outside of the uniform. Success and drive masked deeper issues. Anger, restlessness, and burnout began to surface. Eventually, he had to confront a hard truth: maybe the problem wasn’t everyone else. Maybe it was him.

We talk about faith, humility, and the two words that have reshaped his life: grace and rest. For a high performer who has always led from the front, learning to slow down and let God lead has been one of the hardest battles yet. Marcus also explains how rucking became more than fitness it became a tool for mental clarity, spiritual focus, and intentional space to hear from God without distraction.

Whether you’re a veteran navigating transition, a leader in the corporate world, or someone who feels lost when the mission changes, this episode will challenge you to separate who you are from what you do. Your job may be important, but it is not your identity.

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What does it really mean to be a sheepdog in a world that feels increasingly unstable?

In this powerful episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, author of On Killing, On Combat, and co-author of On Spiritual Combat, to discuss the psychology of combat, the spiritual battle facing our nation, and the responsibility of men and women to stand as protectors in their homes and communities.

From his experience as an Army Ranger and West Point psychology professor to his pioneering work in “killology,” Grossman unpacks:

- Why preparation,  realistic preparation, determines survival
- The difference between PTSD and post-traumatic growth
- The hidden epidemic of sleep deprivation and its connection to suicide
- Why fasting builds spiritual and mental resilience
- What it truly means to be a “sheepdog”
- Why prayer is the ultimate weapon in spiritual warfare

This conversation bridges combat psychology, spiritual discipline, and practical leadership for men who refuse to drift and choose instead to march.

If you’ve ever worn the uniform, or carry the responsibility of leading a family, this episode is for you.

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Even when working hard, moments of drifting and questioning the purpose of life can arise. This happens when we fail to connect our daily actions to what we believe God's calling is for us. 

You can't build a meaningful life on disconnected actions. If your roles as a parent, friend, or boss aren't connected to a central purpose, you'll eventually lose your way. Jeremy outlines a practical process for sitting down with a Bible and a pen to nail down your purpose. Don't let another week pass without knowing exactly where you are going.

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Trying to do life alone feels strong, but it’s a lie.

In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Sean Kennard to expose the myth of the lone wolf and why isolation is one of the most dangerous traps men fall into.

From Scripture to real-life hardship, they break down why brotherhood isn’t optional if you want to survive trials, grow in faith, and keep moving forward when life gets heavy.

If you’re struggling, feeling isolated, or convinced you have to carry everything yourself, this conversation is for you.

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Christian leaders failing publicly has become one of the biggest reasons people walk away from faith altogether. “If they couldn’t live it, why should I?”

In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker tackles one of the most difficult and necessary conversations in the Christian world today: How should we respond when Christian leaders fail?

Jeremy lays out five biblical, practical responses that help you process disappointment without losing your footing or your faith.

If you’ve ever felt discouraged, disillusioned, or tempted to give up because of someone else’s failure, this episode is for you.

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What happens when you finally achieve everything you worked for only to realize it didn’t give you peace or purpose of life?

Former Navy SEAL Chad Williams opens up about the moment he reached the pinnacle of success and found himself more empty than ever. In this conversation, Chad shares how becoming a Navy SEAL, his version of “gaining the whole world”, left him spiritually broken, searching for meaning, and ultimately led him to a life-changing encounter with faith.

From the loss of his mentor Scott Helvenston, to the brutal realities of combat, to the internal war between revenge and redemption, this episode dives deep into purpose, masculinity, suffering, and what it really means to live for something bigger than yourself.

This is not a motivational talk. This is a hard, honest conversation about identity, faith, legacy, and why achievement alone will never satisfy the soul.

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What does it actually mean to “act like a man” in today’s culture—and how has the Church gotten it wrong?

In this powerful conversation on March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Joby Martin, founder and lead pastor of Church of eleven22, to unpack biblical masculinity, responsibility, leadership, and the dangerous extremes men are being pushed toward.

Joby shares his raw testimony, from a broken home and a life-changing camp experience to planting one of the fastest-growing churches in America and explains why true manhood is rooted in responsibility, service, and love, not passivity or chest-beating hyper-masculinity.

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